Of the documentaries listed here (6), I watched the last first, which focused on the Murder of Dr. King. The film presents the very depths of evil and mental illness in functioning human beings and human is being generous.
The utter horror done unto these people stems from the same disease that has plagued humankind and our history reeks from what they have done and what they do.
Did not try to transcribe this part in anyway and yet might do so later.
This sixth episode in the Evidence of Revision series explores the evidence for the State sponsored murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The next viewed was Part 1, which is listed here with a brief description. So much of this has been told again and again, yet perhaps viewing the film might remind one of a few details;
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=666048701355447870&q=evidence+of+Revision (Part 1)
The Assassinations of Kennedy and Oswald
This documentary contains a great deal of historical film footage of the events, people, news broadcasts, interviews and exchanges of thoughts; back when the general press were more involved in asking questions. The film, although some commentary is included, gives the viewer the chance to sift through the visual and audible clues from many vintage news sources. Some of the interviews are subtle, a word here, an expression there, which leaves the viewer to create in their mind an ongoing picture of truths, lies, cover-ups, manipulations etcetera.
There were a number of familiar things presented, yet, some of them were presented with different angles if you will, thus changing the perspective. There were a number of things not known or forgotten that provoked greater scope of thought during this ugly period of history.
The opening scene depicts a stream of known people known repeating the 'conspiracy theory' mantra, ponerizing the words.
One scene shows an interview with deputy sheriff Robert Craig, which was particularly telling as he describes in detail his observations of the direct scene, who was doing what and going where and then, of the Book Depository’s neatly arranged spent cartridges of the 6+mm variety, the 7.62mm rifle was clearly viewed, with embossed caliper signature he says and then seen is the outline of a 2nd firearm behind, the one that eventually matched up with the cartridges - thus the first 7.62mm rifle did the ole disappearing act. In the end he was fired, followed, set up, shot at (he was digging information for Garrison) and blown up in his car by some secret team with his body left in ruin.
It is a tale of people likely answering and doing as they are told, old boy connections, deniability, lies, turning of the head and trying to stay to the script that does not match the reality.
The producer did a fine job sussing out historical perspective and knitting them together, and as said above, the way it is presented leaves the viewer to create an ongoing picture of events without a lot of words.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5335724479269105967&q=evidence+of+Revision (Part 2)
Evidence of Revision (2 of 5):
The "Why" of it all referenced to Viet Nam and LBJ
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5335724479269105967&q=evidence+of+Revision
Have not proceeded to Part 3, 4 or 5 yet but tried to transcribe scenes, a few quotes; bolding mine and a few comments. It is not all verbatim by any means and errors are of course mine.
The beginning is a montage of film and quotes by John Kennedy discussing humanity, why human beings are so important over everything else, over power.
One partial quote worth repeating on his thoughts of the mandate of a president: On the business of the president over just being a participant in ceremonial functions;
JFK said:
…I believe it is the business of the president of the United States to concern himself with the general welfare and the public interest and if the people feel it is not they should secure the services of a new president of the Unites States.
On Business and their interests – some said anti business, his anger at the Steel industry while the common man was suffering alongside their business greed.
Accused him of being a communist of course – SOP.
He was trying to build lasting bridges of peace.
JFK quotes Ebenezer Scrooge as a dig to business and then says;
JFK said:
…Mankind is our Business…
in his address of what their responsibilities in government or business truly are.
The South was very mad over his proposed curtailment of the Oil boy’s tax credits (oil depletion allowance), which reminded me of Canada’s, Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s similar tactic he did to Alberta, which was his near end.
Discusses the Russian people, their benevolent traits – looking for peace………..
On Nuclear presents in the Globe
@ 20 min. JFK said:
Before the dark powers of destruction, unleashed by science, engulf all of humanity…it is therefore our intention, to challenge the Soviet Union, not to an arms race, but to a peace race. Let us call a truce to terror; the logical place to begin, is a treaty ensuring the end, of nuclear tests, of all kinds, in every environment, under workable controls, we also proposed, a mutual ban, on atmospheric testing, without inspection or control, in order to save the human race, from the poison of radioactive fallout. Together we will save our planet or together we will parish in its flame.
With what readers know of the issues of our use of these energies, Kennedy seems right from the get-go to have understood their absolute toxic nature and one is left wondering what else he said in writing on this subject.
Later, it is discussed how Ho Chi Minh had sent seven letters to the American government without a reply thinking surly they would support their bit at sovereign life away from the French controllers.
Fletcher Prouty say’s of leaning towards the profits and removal of a president ;
The power elite coleuses, they don’t have to vote, and among them the say, that guys got to go.
There are numerous references to Nixon, working diligently behind the machine of war, for Asian war, a comment here and there, are synchronizing for when LBJ comes to power.
Operation Birmingham has Nixon talking about the
“test” of psychological change, shifting minds and how well it is working, here, there, everywhere.
The Gulf of Tonkin has its purpose and ignites the words in LBJ calling on the dogs of war to start bearing their teeth, like answering to a whistle going off. Lies and lies, heard, told, accepted, as McNamara educates on pseudo geometry and distances against wall maps, however, he just can’t keep his lies straight. A reporter asked about the destroyers and just what were they doing there anyway – oh (not quoted), Mac says, there is no relationship to the operations there, they are there because, well, we do this all the time, all over the world, type of thing.
Government statement hot on the heels describes who is going where – army/navy movement. All prearranged like clockwork gears falling into place in Indo China.
Truth was the first casualty. LBJ mad like a hatter against Herbert Humphrey and his big mouth spilling the beans – what are we going to do about it he asks?
Counter insurgency is taken on the American road show from sea to sea and land to land as the coming SOP.
LBJ - mind assessment as a child, he was ruthless, win at all costs. Later, corruption is added to the list.
Election time: George Par, a southern duke holds the power in the county and as a political boss, and in quid pro quo fashion, the town of Alice’s prescient voting Box # 13 held the balance for LBJ, as it carefully sat on the hood of a car by hands that were like a gang called the slippery 5, shown in a B&W photo of their very deeds, saved for prosperity and laughed at with their buddies once in a while perhaps. The votes were all mostly written in the same ink, giving LBJ his needed 87 tally over his rival.
In 1984 at Franklin Courthouse, tails of 8 murders are laid down on LBJ’s memory, JFK being the last name. Perhaps it all starts at Butlers Pitch and Putt with hired, some might call Brown Shirt henchmen, like Mac Wallace, very much to LBJ’s liking - they know their own? At trial, open and shut case, Mac Wallace convicted of fist degree murder as runners tell all to LBJ at his rented nearby hotel room. Trial end – LBJ’s influence, sees 5 year suspended sentence handed down in the final sentencing.
LBJ’s main man, Edward Clark, powerhouse lawyer, ruler of the state of Texas; everything went through his hands, hands connected, hands used to Orchestrate – Clark, as heard it tell by a fellow lawyer, said essentially of another lawyer;
I took care of Box 13 and Clark took care of things in Dallas; a boast? – maybe .
See video for statement of claim on the eight murders as listed here:
1) Henry Marshall
2) George Krutilok
3) Ike Rogers & his Secretary
4) Harold Orr
5) Coleman Wade
6) Joseta Johnson
7) John Kinser
8) President John F. Kennedy
LBJ being vp to JFK, starts to see his past haunting him. Thus enters his gang, Mac et al, who takes out Henry Marshall , I guy making waves for LBJ. Suicide was the stated causation of course, despite the glaring facts (shot 5 times with a bolt action rifle and carbon monoxide poisoning to top it off in his vehicle). No evidence collected by local sheriffs and left with the crime scene ruined. The Grand Jury however, related to the above statement of claim, later concludes that Marshall was murdered and LBJ’s hands were all over it.
In 63, LBJ’s closest associates (his fixer), Bobby Baker, (The documentary does not tie this issue off with Bobby Baker; it might have slipped by) secretary to the senate majority, payment master and LBJ payoff bridge for military contracts and other deals is going down for a fall. JFK was making changes and LBJ’s 1964 ticket hung in the balance.
As researcher Gregory Bernam say's of JFK;
…he was making changes, and he was making them decisively and he was taking some very, very daring steeps.
of the Vietnam pullout document slated for 65 Bernam say’s ;
…it wasn’t very good for the military industrial complex, his abolishing the Central Interagency Agency, pulling their teeth…That kind of a document really causes problems.
Journalist Arthur Krock wrote an article titled ’The Intra-Administration War in Vietnam’ saying that JFK has declared war on the C.I.A. AK wrote often for JFK when he wanted to tell the American people something. According to a high source, he say’s;
…twice the C.I.A flatly refused to carry out instructions from Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge brought from Washington because the agency disagreed with it.
He goes on to say that the CIA’s growth was;
…likened to a malignancy which the very high official was not sure even with the White House could control it…If the United States ever experiences an attempt at a coup to overthrow the Government it will come from the C.I.A.
The commentator says,
…that’s John Kennedy talking to the American people in October and the next month they blew his head off…
Then the documentary discusses Oswald links with CIA’s various operatives; much that is well known…lies, attempted murder, murder, suppression, disinformation et al.
A Memorandum from the CIA Director in 1966 was shown discussing Oswald being theirs and his use in various matters.
As well, there is the Warren Commission statement in writing that Oswald worked for the FBI, complete with payroll number from 1962 to the assassination.
The film Part 2 ends with some profound quotes from John Kennedy, names for persons of note in the documentary and a raving lunatic priest discussing the evils of communism at the end.
End Part 2.
. It made me wonder how i would react if i ended up in her position for sure.